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Alumni Day 2019_2
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Alumni
Welcome
Welcome Alumni of The Bush School
Whether or not you graduated from The Bush School—if you attended even for just one year—you are a member of the Bush alumni community and an invaluable part of the history and the future of the school. The Bush School Alumni Office strives to keep alumni engaged in the school community and connected to teachers, classmates, and friends. Please contact the Bush Alumni Office for any questions at alumni@bush.edu.
In 2024, The Bush School will celebrate its 100th year in the service of students in Seattle. Check out the Centennial page to learn more!
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Looking for copies of Bush transcripts? Fill out the form below and return to Bush Registrar Megan Peter at registrar@bush.edu
Transcript Request Form
In 2024, The Bush School will celebrate its 100th year in the service of students in Seattle. Check out the Centennial page to learn more!
Transcripts
Looking for copies of Bush transcripts? Fill out the form below and return to Bush Registrar Megan Peter at registrar@bush.edu
Transcript Request Form
Alumni Events
2021 Experience Magazine
2020 Experience Magazine
2019 Experience Magazine
Alumni News
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Taylor Eskridge ’21 and LiLi F. ’23: Blazing Neurons
Read MoreTaylor Eskridge ’21 remembers the times in Bush Lower School she would struggle with the basics of learning and comprehending instructions. “I was always the kid who asked, ‘Wait, what are we supposed to do?’ after being given an assignment in class,” she said. -
Bush Alumni Giving Tuesday: Anne Turner ’76 Gives Back On a Global Scale
Read MoreAnne Turner '76 traces her fascination with the environment and agriculture back to her ten-year-old self. Even as a teenager, Anne hoped for a setting that challenged her academically and personally. She found this and more at The Bush School.Anne, who attended The Bush School for her Tenth, Eleventh, and Twelfth Grade years, explained she felt free to excel in the classroom—particularly in the subjects of math and science—as she grew into her own as an individual, and explored her passions.“I felt free to express myself and not try to fit into any mold,” she said. “I was accepted for who I was, not ‘what’ I represented.” -
Bush Alumni Giving Tuesday: Ben '12 and Rachel '14 Pryde Organize to Support Afghan Refugees
Read MoreBen Pryde ’12 admits the line between his passions and actual work becomes blurry sometimes. And that’s been a good thing.“My interests have really come together in a nice way, and I’m doing things that are important to me,” Ben said. “I think for me, I feel lucky in that I kind of don't know what the difference is between work and what I like because it just all kind of comes together, and I know that’s something everyone doesn’t have.”
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